The Philippine economy remains resilient on the back of strong growth, easing inflation and fiscal consolidation efforts under the Marcos administration, according to Japan Credit Rating Agency.
Philippine Finance Secretary Ralph Recto warned that the government’s clampdown on corruption in infrastructure projects could slow the economy until early next year, saying more interest rate cuts ...
International Monetary Fund headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Tdorante10 / CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons) The widening ...
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‘Corruption scandal won’t derail Philippines economy’
The Philippines’ widening corruption scandal is unlikely to cause a lasting impact on economic growth, but risks are rising that the Marcos administration could resort to populist measures to quell ...
Global investment bank J.P. Morgan expects the Philippine economy to expand by 5.3 percent this year and five percent in 2026 ...
The Philippine economy shrank by more than expected in the third quarter from a year ago as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to batter the Southeast Asian country but a loosening of coronavirus curbs ...
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine economy is expected to grow more slowly than first thought this year after the country was hit by a series of typhoons but should be more robust in 2025 and 2026, the ...
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Philippines declines a spot in economic freedom index
THE Philippines slipped one spot in a global index on economic freedom, despite improvements in some areas, according to the Canada-based think tank Fraser Institute.
The World Bank on Tuesday retained its 2025 and 2026 Philippine economic growth projection, noting that structural reforms would help boost growth. In its East Asia and Pacific Economic Update for ...
MANILA (Reuters) -The Philippine economy grew at its fastest annual pace in a year in the second quarter, buoyed by a sharp rebound in agriculture and resilient domestic consumption, offering the ...
The Asian Development Bank forecasts resilient Philippine GDP growth of 5.6% in 2025 and 5.7% in 2026, driven by strong ...
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